Rollins Foundation gift to Emory advances public health
The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation has pledged $65 million to Emory University toward construction of a third Rollins School of Public Health building on the Emory campus. To be named the R. Randall Rollins Building, the new facility groundbreaking is tentatively set for 2020.
Emory University names Enku Gelaye as vice president and dean of Campus Life
Emory has named Enku Gelaye as vice president and dean of Campus Life. Gelaye currently serves as vice chancellor of student affairs and campus life at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She will assume the post in August 2019.
Civil rights icon, humanitarian Andrew Young to deliver Emory Commencement address
Civil rights icon and humanitarian Andrew Young will deliver the keynote address at Emory University's 174th Commencement, scheduled for Monday, May 13.
Frontiers of the brain: Emory and GPB explore the mind's mysteries
In the latest episode of "Your Fantastic Mind," Emory and Georgia Public Broadcasting discover how freezing the "hunger nerve" might help with weight loss, and the high cost of incivility and rudeness in the workplace. Watch the episodes and see exclusive content.
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Emory professors nominated for NAACP Image Awards
Carol Anderson's "We Are Not Yet Equal" is a nominee for the NAACP's award for most outstanding literary work for youth, while Tayari Jones' "An American Marriage" is a nominee in the fiction category.
Printmaker Tom Hück explores the art of provocation
Tom Hück brings his brash sociopolitical commentary to Emory with "Rival Cuts," a new exhibition at the Michael C. Carlos Museum. Hück will be artist-in-residence Feb. 16-23 with a series of events for students and the broader community.
February: 10 free things to do at Emory
Free events on campus this month include a Feb. 23 reading by poet Richard Blanco, who gained recognition after reading his poem "One Today" at President Obama's second inauguration.
Emory president, faculty respond to State of the Union comments on HIV/AIDS
Emory President Claire E. Sterk and other faculty experts are speaking out on what it will take to achieve President Trump's goal of eliminating the HIV epidemic in the U.S. in 10 years.
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